Abib
Abib is a Korean beauty brand leaning heavily into masks and patches, with collagen eye patches, gel masks, and heartleaf-based gummy sheet masks making up much of its lineup alongside a sun stick. A high share of fragrance-free formulas and actives like niacinamide and PDRN suggest a soothing, sensitive-skin-friendly approach. It suits people who like layering targeted patches and sheet masks into their routine.
24 products · often uses Niacinamide, Vitamin E, PDRN · $1–$27
24 products20 fragrance-free🌱 3 vegan
What stands out about Abib
Everything here is measured against all 2,068 products in our guide — “uses centella” means nothing on its own when 13% of Korean skincare does.
- Reviewers single it out for soothing — 50% of review answers across 16 products, against 37% typical.
- Mostly fragrance-free — 20 of 24, where 43% is typical.
- Most-read product — Abib Gummy Sheet Mask Sticker (10 sheet) – Heartleaf / Sedum Hyaluron / Madecassoside / Collagen Milk / Vita, 267 international reviews.
All 24 Abib products
![[NEW] Abib Quick Sun Stick Protection Bar 22g](/img/products/A000000183264.jpg)
![[Sanrio EDITION] Abib Heartleaf Essence Pad Clear Touch 70P Refill (2 Options)](https://image.oliveyoung.co.kr/cfimages/cf-goods/uploads/images/thumbnails/400/10/0000/0026/A00000026303514ko.png?l=ko)
About Abib
- What does Abib make?
- 24 products in our guide, most of them in the mask & pads, cleanse and essence / serum steps — the formulas most often carry Niacinamide, Vitamin E, PDRN. Prices run about $1 to $27.
- Is Abib fragrance-free?
- 20 of 24. We read the full ingredient list rather than the front of the box, so this counts essential oils and declared allergens as fragrance.
- Where can I buy Abib?
- All 24 are listed on Olive Young Global, which ships internationally. Prices there run higher than the Korean shelf price.